Marlborough’s softballers reached the Jefferies Cup men’s interprovincial final on Sunday but were u
“Relentless” was a common adjective among finishers asked to describe the course for the 12th One NZ
The Marlborough Sounds provide the backdrop for an intriguing race at the front of the One NZ GODZON
The 2025-26 rowing season began in fine style over the weekend, with the staging of the annual Marlb
Both Marlborough college combinations showed enthusiasm, determination and resilience at the recent
The battle for supremacy continues on the One NZ GODZONE course with adventure racing champions Team
The Scanlon-Stretch Trophy stayed in Marlborough hands after the men’s rep cricketers scored a three
Early morning action on the Wairau River set the pace for One NZ GODZONE’s lead teams on day four of
It’s been a game of two halves on today’s third day of One NZ GODZONE as the race moves into the sec
Cult rugby hero Timoci “Jim” Tavatavanawai is the 2025 Marlborough Sportsperson of the Year. The bl
One New Zealand GODZONE got underway today, organisers unveiling a breathtaking adventure course. O
There is a new and exciting event on the Marlborough cycling calendar. The first, public, edition o
Richie McCaw certainly knows how to make an entrance. The man often tagged the greatest All Black o
Competitors in the 12th chapter of the renowned GODZONE adventure race will, quite literally, be tak
The battle for the Hiwa-I-te-Rangi Trophy, the symbol of senior women’s representative cricket super
Cult rugby hero Timoci “Jim” Tavatavanawai is the 2025 Marlborough Sportsperson of the Year. The bl
The iconic GODZONE expedition adventure race is a renowned test of resilience, stamina and skill. S
Marlborough’s newest mountain biking event, the Grape & Gravel: Great Bike Race, takes place at Leef
The North Island emphatically claimed boasting rights in NZ over-50s cricketing ranks with a 3-0 cle
The tough times continued for Marlborough’s representatives in the Tasman Premier League cricket com
Softball’s Seddon Shield remained firmly in Marlborough hands after a series of matches in the annua
Marlborough tennis juniors made short work of retaining the Malcolm Shield recently, prevailing over
They have been showing the way on the top of the south scene for many years, now Celia Bason and Car
Tasman Premier League cricketers the Falcons rebounded from last week’s loss to the other Marlboroug